Who are we?

Eureka Learning is an online language and tutoring school offering private and group classes for adults and children alike. 

The school was opened in January 2019 by Sarah Boland, who is aside of managing the school also teaches mathematics, business studies , economics and German.  So far all teachers have received great feedback from students and the company has grown quickly. Our main aim is to provide high quality lessons, helping each individual students to reach their goals. 

Our Departments

Language Department

The language department focusses on teaching foreign languages as well as English as a foreign language. Have a look here for more information

Tutoring Department

The tutoring department has a selection of tutors providing students help in small groups or 1-2-1 in a range of subjects commonly taught in schools and colleges. 

Online Homeschool

Our online homeschool provides weekly live classes to homeschooled children from primary to college and access to a customised online platform for the share of course material and extra support. 

Sarah Boland

Sarah was born in a small town in the west of Germany. After graduating from highschool, she moved to Scotland, where she completed her master's degree. As part of her degree, she spent a year living and studying in San Sebastian, Spain.

Due to her love of studying and a long interest in Mathematics, she completed an honour's degree in Mathematics at the Open University, while also studying towards a distance learning degree in psychology.

Using her academic knowledge and success, Sarah started teaching as a private tutor and really enjoyed seeing her students succeed. As she was very successful and received well by her students, she decided to grow her business and set up her own language and tutoring school, which is how Eureka Learning Limited started. Eureka now has a team of tutors, a tutoring centre in Portsmouth as well as an online school teaching many homeschooled students.

Placi Linares

Placi is native Spanish speaker from Cordoba in Andalucia. He grew up knowing teaching as well as helping others was, what he was good at so it was no surprise when he became a qualified teacher specialised in primary age, back in 2011. Shortly after getting a job as a teacher he came across a student with autism and his world turned upside down. Within 5 months he left his teaching job and moved to Basingstoke to learn more about teaching kids in SEN schools.

Alongside teaching children with special needs he gave teaching Spanish a good go and he hasn't look back since.He combined his passion teaching SEN with teaching Spanish achieving particularly well in some aspects, KS3 and KS4, GCSE and adults. Placi is now responsible for the planning and development of several Spanish groups with around 7 students each and feels like there's more people out there he is willing and commited to help. People just like you.

Guy Rogers

Guy was born in Portsmouth and has lived in the surrounding area all his life.  His love for science started in school and continued through to university where he studied astrophysics at the Russell Group's University of Southampton.  While at university, he began to tutor privately and soon realised he had a passion for helping others to learn.

Once graduated, he was able to use this passion to teach science at key stage 3 and 4 both in school and through continued private tutoring. Now, he still enjoys spending time helping students succeed through private tutoring and teaching online classes at the school.

Thorya Cherrared

Born in Algiers in 1987, Thorya graduated with a masters in applied statistics in 2012 before moving to the UK. She has a number of years’ experience working as a statistician/engineer within the finance and banking industry where she was responsible for a number of multi-million projects in different sectors.

Native in French and Arabic, Thorya has been enjoying tutoring French, Arabic and mathematics privately for 5 years. She enjoys meeting new people and working in the community. What she enjoys the most is seeing people taking up a new language whether for work or as a hobby and slowly getting to master it.